• Masterplan of Airports Authority of India’s land along the citywide of Raipur Airport over a total land area  of 81 Acres.
• The new development will majorly include Retail, Business Park, Hotels,, Logistics and Warehouses.
• The implementation of the masterplan is envisaged in 4 phases.

Wai Wai City celebrates an eatery that serves noodles in a comfortable informal seating, a setting which feels and is accessible to all cadres of society, where the outlook of the project does not depict or is least suggestive of any certain style or form of interiors. They put forward guidelines where the interiors should be bright, lively and reflective of the brand ideology, that is- affordable food, experimentation and flexibility. The interiors would reflect a sense of community and equality.
• A conscious decision was taken to use elements in their most basic colours and enhancing their presence by adding colour accents resonating the brand identity.

• The rush of feelings, colours, texture and aroma of food experienced in a single moment expands over an area as less as 150 sq.ft. to a maximum of 1500 sq.ft, creating a lively and inviting environment, detaching it from the city outside and providing a quirky tangent to the contemporary design elements.

• The materials used had to be easily available and replicable across India. Strand board
and cement board in their most basic forms, are close to nature and have fewer quality variations. Most importantly while complementing each other, they also balance out the compelling brand colours, giving the space a warm tone throughout.

• Following the thought process of using elements in their basic colours, the flooring is also portrayed as a rough grey colour, resembling natural materials. The flooring has also been set as a dynamic element, giving it a chance to change naturally with due passage of time.

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The Legend – The name epitomizes the identity and corporate ideology of this project being developed by CG Developers. Project is designed as per the guidelines and standards of the ‘WORLD TRADE CENTER’ TM . This is the most ambitious and unique project in Nepal and will create new benchmark for the Grade A offices in the CBD of Kathmandu.

The site configuration and optimum massing volume enabled a built form with the maximum exposed surface area and minimum floor to wall ratio thus providing the highly efficient office spaces. The built form configured as 18-20M wide office plate that optimizes the natural day lighting and beautiful Himalayan views from inside.

The efficient structural grid of8.5m defines well the programmatic requirements of the Gade A office and efficient parking for the podium and the basement. A central landscaped podium serves as the common recreational zone with restaurants, show grill kitchens, outdoor seating infinity pool, gym – spa for males and females. The design’s conceptual strength comes from the spatial organization that creates overlap between the interior and the exterior, creating vibrant, flexible and multi-use spaces.

The Office and Serviced Apartments are designed to funtion as one integrated structure, thus enhancing not only the built form but also ease of use however they are segregated with separate Entrance Lobbies considering ease of circulation and security. Landscaped terraces are planned on the top of the offices and the serviced apartments with Kitchens, indoor and out door seating.

• Masterplan for the City Side development at Lucknow Airport, India on a 210 Acres site. The  proposal includes Hospitality,  Commercial, Institutional, M.I.C.E.  and Logistics & Warehousing as the  project components.
• The masterplan improves the existing movement of PTB traffic and includes green boulevards which  introduces quality social spaces in  the vicinity.

A residential development of 460 large apartments in Gurgaon, Haryana, adjacent to Delhi. The curvaceous form and stepped profile of the apartments serves to visually break up the scale and mass of the building and create different views and orientations for the apartments. By combining the individual residential towers into one continuous serpentine form we avoided the restrictions of setbacks between individual towers which allowed us to maximise the amount of landscaped gardens while achieving the full permitted FAR for the site.

Design and interiors of the PTB and Ceremonial Lounge of the  domestic airport at Vijayawada. It consists of circa 1,00,000  sq.ft. of Passenger terminal building (PTB) and a 30,000 sq. Ceremonial Lounge Building to allow the unhindered VIP movement .

The concept plan has been developed with functional  orientation including smooth passenger & baggage  processes amalgamated with ceremonial facilities and  engineering principles. Inspired around the rural-urban  blend of Vijayawada’s culture the interiors of the airport  have been designed to portray a unique and smart  gateway to a region.

In construction terms, its design optimised the  performance of materials selected on the basis of local  availability, functionality, application of local skills, and  low cost procurement. Remarkably, it was designed  and built in just 11 months.

Interior Design and Facade Design for a new 42 level serviced apartment tower at WAVE City Center Sector 37 Noida. The tower forms one of the first phases of the 40 million ft2 development. Currently under construction.

A project consisting of 40 villas on a spectacular site overlooking the Indian Ocean in Dofar, southern Oman. The villas are designed to take advantage of the cliff top site where the public areas of the villas have been placed on the first floors to maximise the panoramic views and the family areas are grouped around private courtyard gardens at the lower levels. This balance between privacy and openness has driven both the site plan and the house plans.

Built in 1679 in the Baroque style for the aristocratic family of Thun-Hohenstein, this house is over 3,000 square meters, not counting its various outbuildings, including an indoor riding arena, also built in the Baroque period. In 1828 the house was given its first renovation and transformed into its current Imperial style. We were asked to undertake its second renovation to return it to its original use as a country home. In this role it will serve as a hunting lodge at times and so needs to accommodate a pheasant hunting party of eight couples in addition to the owners